john naylor services
West Boylston RV shop with a 5.0 rating, open around the clock and known for roof sealing work.
A roof leak on an RV is the kind of problem you want handled before the next rain, and West Boylston has a small pool of shops that do the work. Three roof repair options sit in town, with seven more within reach. Average rating runs 4.1, and two of the three outfits take warranty work, which matters if your rig is still covered.
West Boylston RV shop with a 5.0 rating, open around the clock and known for roof sealing work.
RV repair shop in West Boylston, MA handling roof and awning work, warranty service, and parts.
Camping World in West Boylston sells and services RVs, with repair work on roofs, AC and awnings.
Within a short drive of West Boylston. Mobile techs on this list often cover the towns around them too.
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Mobile RV repair in Phillipston, MA. RVTI certified, 5.0 stars from 15 reviews for electrical, roof, and AC work.
Camping World in Uxbridge, MA is a full-service RV dealer with mobile service, warranty and recall repairs.
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Three roof shops operate in West Boylston proper, and the range is wide. John Naylor Services holds a 5.0 rating on just two reviews, so treat that number as a hint rather than a verdict. Camping World RV Service on the service side sits at 3.5 across four reviews, while the main Camping World store carries a 3.9 across 447 reviews, a much deeper sample. That location also handles A/C and awnings, so one stop can cover a leak and a sagging fabric at the same time. Roof work is slow and fussy. Seams get cleaned, old sealant comes off, and the new lap sealant needs dry weather to cure. Ask how long the rig stays on the lot before you drop it off.
Spring is when everyone remembers their roof leaked all winter, and slots fill fast. Call ahead even in the off months. The bigger question is parts: a replacement vent, skylight or roof membrane may need ordering, and some shops won't start until the box arrives. Ask directly whether the part is in stock or on backorder, and get the wait in writing if you can. Two of the three West Boylston shops do warranty work, so if your rig is covered, call the warranty provider first and get pre-approval before anyone touches the roof. That one call saves arguments later.
Most RV roof failures start at the edges and around anything mounted up top: vents, antennas, ladder feet. Sealant cracks as it ages and sun does the rest. A quick look twice a year, before and after the season, catches a lot of trouble while it's still a tube of sealant and an afternoon. If you find soft spots or dark staining on the ceiling inside, stop patching and get it looked at, because water trapped in the deck means the repair is bigger than you hoped. Small shop, mobile tech or dealer, the advice is the same: get it dry before it spreads.
Three shops in town handle roof work, and another seven are within reach if you widen the search. The three local options include a small independent shop and two Camping World locations.
Two of the three take warranty work: Camping World RV Service and the main Camping World store. Call your warranty provider for pre-approval before the shop starts, and confirm the shop is on the approved list.
There are no mobile roof techs listed in West Boylston, so plan on a shop visit. Roof resealing needs a dry, flat spot and time for sealant to cure, which is hard to do in a driveway.
One location handles A/C, and two handle awnings, so a roof appointment can often cover a second job. Ask when you book, since bundling work into one visit usually beats two separate drop-offs.